
NATO Commander to Detail 'Theory of Victory' Amid Escalating Russian Hybrid Threats
US General Alexus Grynkewich is set to outline NATO's 'theory of victory' at a Warsaw security conference, emphasizing the alliance's capacity to counter Russian aggression. This move addresses growing concerns over Moscow's 'hybrid' campaign, which includes sabotage, cyberattacks, and airspace violations across Europe. While NATO maintains a defensive posture, officials warn that the Kremlin is escalating reckless actions to undermine support for Ukraine. The briefing highlights a strategic shift from passive deterrence to active, predictable consequences for sub-threshold provocations, particularly as European nations brace for potential reductions in US military presence.












